For Every Home

I can't believe it has been 2 months since I lost my job. Things sure have changed in my family. I remember when I first told John that I lost my job. That was a very stressful time for us. I remember how awful I felt. I felt my world lie was worthless and that I was a hugh failure. For the first week I cried and felt useless. I decided to go see my mom before I was let go. Boy, am I glad I did. If I decided to go to Georgia after I didn't have a job, I probably wouldn't have been able to go. I had frequent flyer miles, but now you have to pay when you use the miles. Without a job I couldn't afford to go.

Anyway, after I got back from Georgia, things were still a little rocky. Brian and I had talked about me becoming a For Every Home consultant. I guess Becky Anderson, founder of For Every Home, also asked him if I wanted to become a consultant. I decided to do it. I can't believe I took the plunge.

I had my first event the weekend before Thanksgiving. I did really well. I would like to have had some bookings. I did not get any.

My next event is my first party in a bag. I am taking a bag of samples and catalogs to Westridge to see what orders I can get.

I will keep you posted!